I really don't think of it as "taming" the bass, no. But I don't think of the sound of the combo to be at all bloated. I think the magic of the DX1000 is that the bass is very deep, but ultra-fast, and the CSP-2 does not mess this up, thank goodness.
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If 5U4s hold your interest, I suggest you acquire a NOS, US made, 5U4GB. Sorry, you don't get the "sexy" ST envelope, but you do get the crucial electrical and sonic performance. 